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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1826 Excerpt:...for the safe, and decent xustody of such an animal. THE APOSTLES' CREED. Published, in 1151, by order of King Henry J I. to be subscribed by the Irish. I Beleeve in God Fadir Almighty, eppiper of heeven and earth; and in Jhesus Christ, his oneleihi son our Lowerd, that is wange thwich the Holy Ghost, bore of Mary Maiden, tholede pine under Ponce Pilat, picht on rode tree, dead and is buried, licht into hell, the tridde day from death arose, steich into heaven, sit on his Fadir richt honde, God Almichty, then is commande to deem the guicke and the dede. I beleeve in the he becomes bold as the lion; soon his Holy Ghost, all holy chiiche, mone of boldness is transformed into the foolish. alle hallwen, forgivenis of sine, heiss up-ness of the ape; and at last he wallows rising, liff with aaten end. Amen. in the mire like a sow. "I am but a Gatherer and disposer of other men's itu8."--fToUon. EPITAPHS. (To the Editor of the Mirror.) Ir the following epitaphs are deemed worthy of insertion in your excellent work, I shall feel fully recompensed for my trouble in collecting them. F.A.S. IV FULHAM CHURCH. Upon the monument of Thomas Bonde, dated A.i. 1600, at the west end of the south aisle, is the following inscription:--"At Earth in Cornwall was my first begginninge, From Bondes and Oorringtons, as it may appere; Now to earth in Fulham God disposed my endinge, In March the thousand and six hundred yearc Of Christ; in whom my body 6ure doth rest, Till both in body and soul I shall be blest. Thomas Bonde, obiit, artat suae 68." IN ST. MARY LE BOW, CHEAPSIBE, Among the monuments of this church is one to the memory of the worthy Bishop Newton, on which are inscribed the following beautiful lines:--"In thee the fairest bloom of opening youth Fl...